LEV69 The Kohen Gadol daily flour offering shall not be eaten. As noted, offerings are to awaken the heart of the one who brings them. If the Kohen Gadol would eat of his meal offering, the desired effect on his heart would not be achieved, for it would seem to him that he brought the offering for his own sake, for nourishment. All the more so, were his offering to be eaten by someone else, the desired effect on the Kohen Gadol would not be achieved. Therefore, the Torah commands that his offering be burned on the Altar, and none of it be eaten by anyone.